WELCOME Y'all!
Hello,
Here you will find information about me, and my writing for our young ones.
You will also find information on the illustrator of Cee Jay Productions- Chester Johnson Jr.
And of course, information about Lena.
To purchase Lena Learns the World, visit the Books tab up top.
About US
Interview with Author, A.J. Raino
A.J. Raino, an award-winning author, is dedicated to creating captivating stories that ignite the imagination of young readers. With a passion for storytelling, A.J. Raino's mission is to inspire and empower children through relatable characters and engaging narratives. As a little girl growing up in a small town in Arkansas with mostly cotton fields and dirt roads, she used her imagination to create unique friends and wild adventures. The books aim to encourage children to express their creativity and embrace their unique voice, fostering a love for reading and learning.
Meet the Illustrator-Chester Johnson Jr.
Visual Artist, Chester Johnson Jr. of Cee-Jay Productions, truly bring visions to life with his limitless creativity and innovative concepts. His illustrations have graced the covers of spiritual books and children's books, including Lena Learns the World. Lena is brought to life on the book cover, and the illustrated chapter pages are helpful to the storytelling experience. Chester's artistic skills extend beyond traditional illustrations into 3-D animation, graphic arts, comic books, and 2-D animation, demonstrating his versatility and talent across various mediums. His mini-episode titled Pan-Wang is a must-watch!
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Meet the Character in Lena Learns the World
Lena is an eleven-year-old Southern girl with a fearless spirit and a heart full of curiosity. Raised in Arkansas, she knows her “yes, ma’am” and “no, sir,” but she also knows how to speak her mind respectfully. Lena asks questions boldly and shares her opinions without hesitation—often earning her the label of being a little sassy.
But as Lena would say, “How are you gonna learn if you don’t ask? Right!”**